Inside the paupers' palace: Cambodia's crumbling 'White Building' was once the height of modern living but is now slum city for prostitutes, heroin addicts and NUNS

Phnom Penh's White Building was once pinnacle of modern living but is now a slum city

The White Building in Cambodia's Phnom Penh slum was once the pinnacle of modern day living; the first multi-story complex for middle to low income residents, from civil servants to artists - but today it's one of the city's last monuments to the urbanized poor. NGOs entice artists to come and paint murals on the stairs, organise free schooling for the children and business owners set up shop wherever they can, but it is under threat of demolition by the city as it sits of prime real estate.

Inside Islamic State: German journalist's trip to Raqqa where Jihadi John was his driver and how white jihadist told him about beheading of James Foley

James Foley's body dumped by ISIS after execution claims white jihadist

German militant Abu Qatadah, inset, claimed the bodies of murdered ISIS hostages were just dumped in an interview with Jurgen Todenhofer who spent 10 days with the terror group in Mosul. Mr Foley, from Rochester, New Hampshire, was captured not far from the Syrian border with Turkey in 2012 by a small jihadist group which would later swear fealty to ISIS. He was held hostage before being beheaded by the executioner known as Jihadi John in a graphic video released in August 2014.

Terror alert in Mumbai days before Kate and Wills arrive for official visit after Pakistani extremists with firearms 'and a suicide vest' enter the region

The warning said the terrorists armed with guns, ammunition and a possible suicide belt, could target Delhi, Goa and Mumbai - one of the cities where the Duke and Duchess will stay.

Afghan migrant who lied that he was a child raped a 15-year-old mentally ill virgin after he was placed in Swedish children's care home - then claimed asylum

Afghan migrant Ali Bahmani, who claimed to be 16, but was found to be 'at least 19', raped a 15-year-old mentally ill girl at a children's psychiatric clinic in central Stockholm, Sweden.

Pope to visit Lesbos to 'shed light' on the migrant crisis and pile pressure on EU leaders over their deportation deal with Turkey

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The trip by the pope, who will be accompanied by the head of the Eastern Orthodox Church, is likely to pile pressure on EU leaders already facing criticism over the deal struck last month.

Do YOU struggle to orgasm? For men the key to climax lies in the brain, while for women it's all about position

Mayo Clinic and Indiana University School of Medicine experts revealed male orgasms depend on signals between the brain, spinal cord and penis - and for females, the position of the clitoris during sex.

Furious Trump accuses Cruz of 'illegal' activity and Republicans of trying to 'steal' the nomination after Texas senator humiliates Republican frontunner in Wisconsin 

'Not only was he propelled by the Anti-Trump Super PAC's spending countless millions of dollars on false advertising...but he was also coordinating with his own Super PAC's (which is illegal),' campaign said.

Even Bernie doesn't think he's a Democrat says Hillary in desperate bid to get party loyalists behind her after Sanders wins AGAIN in Wisconsin 

Democratic Candidate for President Hillary Clinton on Morning Joe

With a convincing win last night in Wisconsin, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders continued to deny frontunner Hillary Clinton the claim of the Democratic nomination.

EXCLUSIVE: A sprawling English estate fit for a king...of Hollywood! Tom Cruise set to pull up stakes and move to Saint Hill Manor, the former home of founder L. Ron Hubbard at Church of Scientology UK headquarters

Tom Cruise to move into Scientology founder L Ron Hubbard's former home

The vast 100-acre estate known as Saint Hill Manor, where founder L. Ron Hubbard lived, will now be the UK home of Cruise, seen in these exclusive aerial photos. At left is the Castle, a modern building that houses executive offices, auditing and course rooms. At right is the Manor, where Tom will take up residence. Cruise is selling his own English abode, Rede Place, he bought for $4.75 million in 2006 when he was with Katie Holmes
It's currently listed for $7 million and is not far from Saint Hill Manor in East Grinstead, Sussex
The actor wants to make the controversial religion's headquarters a major landmark - and has been dipping in to his own vast personal fortune to make it happen, sources tell Daily Mail Online. Phil Major, a director of the local soccer club and not a Scientologist, received a rare invitation to the annual Scientology bash last October that featured 'bottomless Champagne and four-star food.' Tom asked Major to pose together for a photo but it was the Church's leader David Miscavige who left the biggest impression on Major.'The top actors in the world couldn't come close [to Miscavige]. He speaks so fast and there were no stutters or pauses. I was taken in by the quality of his delivery.'

Socialite daughters of Azerbaijan President manage their multi-million-pound UK property empire through an offshore tax haven, Panama Papers reveal

Azerbaijani President's daughters manage UK property empire by offshore tax haven

Leyla and Arzu Aliyeva are named as shareholders in a firm set up in the tax haven of the British Virgin Islands, according to the Panama Papers. The company, Exaltation Limited, was incorporated in April last year for the purpose of 'holding UK property'. The sisters, who were educated at the exclusive £15,000-a-year Queen's College for girls in London, are believed to share a property portfolio of more than £50 million across Dubai, Paris and the UK, according to estimates four years ago.

Is forgiving a cheating partner a sign of weakness? Tracey Cox reveals when to walk and when to work on your relationship

Relationship expert Tracey Cox reveals when we should forgive a partner for cheating - and the signs to look for that mean the relationship is over.

Bikini model, 26, and her boyfriend stole elderly victims' identities to 'bankroll $2million in trips to Hawaii, luxury cars and shopping sprees on credit cards'

Patricia Perez-Gonzalez, from Miami, allegedly worked alongside her boyfriend Alberto Companioni as they stole personal information from their victims and opened up to 40 credit cards.

How to hack-proof your phone: From turning on encryption to keeping apps up-to-date, top 'cyber hygiene' tips are revealed

FILE - This Feb. 17, 2016, file photos shows an iPhone in Washington. The government hack of an iPhone used by a San Bernardino killer serves as a reminder that phones and other electronic devices aren¿t impenetrable vaults. While most people aren¿t in danger of being hacked by the NSA, FBI or a foreign government, there are hackers out there looking to steal the financial and personal information of ordinary people. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File)

The FBI hack of an iPhone used by a San Bernardino killer serves as a reminder that phones and other electronic devices aren't impenetrable vaults. Here are five tips to keep them secure.

ISIS burns 15 people alive for trying to escape from Fallujah after arresting a woman who pleaded for the West to 'save us or bomb us' on TV

ISIS burns 15 people alive for trying to escape from Fallujah, west of Baghdad

The civilians were sentenced to death for trying to flee Fallujah, which is under siege by Iraqi troops having been held by the terror group since January 2014. Militants have also detained a dissident who went on television (pictured) to reveal how desperate residents are starving to death while there was now no more medicine to treat the sick.

Would YOU spot the lurking danger if you were walking through this woodland? Two leopards are preparing to pounce... so can you see them?

South African Kruger National Park image shows two leopards prepare to pounce

Set in the stunning Kruger National Park, this incredible picture shows a typical South African landscape, except two leopards are visible hiding within the foliage. Famed for their ability to blend into their surroundings, the leopard is considered one of the most thrilling - but equally elusive - African big cats. Can you see them?

Gucci advert is banned after watchdog ruled it irresponsible for featuring 'gaunt' model who appeared 'unhealthily thin' 

The female model was photographed leaning against the wall in a long, printed dress, for part of an advert that appeared on The Times website in December last year.

'Behind every fat woman there's a beautiful woman - Amy, you're in the way': Gambling company sparks fury by tweeting a photo of Ms Schumer along with a 'plus-size' jibe

Mobile casino company Fruity King has come under fire once more after posting a mocking tweet about actress Amy Schumer in which they appeared to be making a comment on her weight.

ISIS shows off its arsenal of sniper weapons in chilling pictures which show a jihadi operating a huge 8FT long rifle capable of shooting through walls 

The propaganda pictures, which include militants dressed in camouflage and firing a range of sniper weapons, were captured in an unknown location in Iraq.

The most literal-minded people on the planet: Hilarious photos show what happens when people follow instructions TOO closely

What happens when people take their orders TOO literally in hilarious images

Brilliant photos have captured the moments when children and adults alike have taken a set of instructions exactly at their word. They include (pictured clockwise from left) a pupil who was asked to name their quadrilaterals - so called them 'Bob' and 'Sam' in their maths test; a cake decorator who iced the instructions in full; a mother who put a scarf over her head when told to 'Please cover yourself while breastfeeding'; a woman who did a handstand when confronted with an upside down pedestrian sign; a man who turned the instruction 'Hug left curb when leaving' into a very emotional affair and a man who produced a detailed sketch when faced with the road sign 'Draw bridge'.

Utah teacher who had sex with three of her students blames their parents saying they had strained relationships with the boys and defends her 'risque' clothing from jail

Utah teacher Brianne Altice who had sex with 3 of her students blames their parents

A Utah teacher serving time after she admitted to having sexual contact with three of her students defended her actions from behind bars while lashing out at the parents of one of her teenage victims. Brianne Altice (right in July), 37, of Salt Lake City responded to a lawsuit (left) filed against her and the Davis School District in December by one of her victims and his parents saying that they failed to attend her parent-teacher conferences and that their son often complained about his strained relationship with the two. She also shot down claims that she wore 'risque' clothing in the classroom saying that there she had never received any complaints about her work attire. Altice, who is serving a minimum of two years in prison after pleading guilty last April to three counts of forcible sexual abuse, also said that she had no 'evil or malicious intent' by having sexual contact with her three victims.

Are YOU always hungry? Nutritionist reveals 5 reasons for your insatiable appetite - and how to curb it 

Shona Wilkinson, head nurtirionist at NutriCentre, reveals eating too many carbs and not getting enough sleep are among the key reasons for your overwhelming hunger, and offers tips on how to beat it.

Toddler diet warning: 99.9 per cent of under twos get too much protein as parents overfeed them milk 

The survey found that one-fifth of young British children are overweight by the time they start primary school, increasing to one-third by the time they progress to secondary school.

World is facing 'unrelenting march' of diabetes: Soaring obesity sees number of people with the deadly disease QUADRUPLE to 422 million in 35 years

High blood sugar levels linked with diabetes kills 3.7 million people a year, with 43 per cent dying before the age of 70, according to a World Health Organisation report published in the Lancet.

'She's a handful': Woman secretly records her own surgery and hears doctors insulting her through procedure

Ethel Easter secretly records her own surgery and hears doctors insulting her

Ethel Easter, of Harris County, Texas, decided to record her hernia surgery by hiding a small recorder in her hair extensions after an unpleasant conversation with her doctor. She had broken down and cried after he informed her she would have to wait two months to schedule the operation, she told Fox26. And when she played the recording back after the procedure, she was shocked to hear him and other medical professionals make nasty comments about her body - as well as a reference to Bill Cosby.

Pope embraces five-year-old US girl who is going blind and deaf due to a genetic condition as he prays for her during his weekly audience at the Vatican

US girl, five, who is going blind and deaf due to genetic disorder is granted her wish to

Lizzy Myers, who suffers from a rare genetic disease, travelled from Bellville, Ohio, with her family to see Pope Francis at the Vatican in Rome, Italy. Her parents, Steve and Christine, have taken her on a week-long 'visual bucket list' to show her some of the wonders of the world while she can still see them. Pictures show Pope Francis stooping down to speak to the youngster, who smiled as they embraced in front of crowds.

Greek government fear they will be at risk of terrorist attack if a proposed mosque is not built in Athens

Greek officials claim the mosque would allow Muslims to practise their religion under the auspices of a centrally-appointed imam who would ensure they do not stray into extremism.

'Killer' who stabbed male British accountant to death with a spear at his Portuguese home after being invited back for sex 'had a bath before fleeing the scene'

Eugenio Filipe Reicha, 20, told police he killed British expat Simon Carley-Pocock, 58, from Hertfordshire, after which he had a bath and a meal, before leaving the scene in Alcoutim, Portugal.

Police warn 2,000 people in Hanover to stay away from windows and avoid waving at President Obama when he visits this month in case they are shot by US secret service agents

Police have issued flyers to nearly 2,000 people living near the Congress Centre in Hanover, Germany - due to be visited by Obama on April 24.

German mother releases video describing 'migrant gang' attack on her nine-year-old son who was 'pinned down by teenagers and beaten' while playing at the park

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The unidentified German woman explains that two 'asylum seekers', aged 14 and 17, got physical with her son Tyron, nine, on the football pitch and beat him up, showing her son's injuries to the camera.

At least FIFTY ISIS supporters are working as baggage handlers, cleaners and catering staff at Brussels airport, claim police 

Officers at Brussels Airport said they have warned about the terrorist sympathisers whose security badges give them access to planes, but they remain employed.

Soldier lost in the Colombian jungle for 23 days reveals he kept alive by eating a raw TORTOISE, drinking his own urine and singing his favourite rap songs

Yefer Orlando Sanchez Fonseca, 26, was found 'safe and sound' by army colleagues after surviving a harrowing 23 days alone in the unforgiving tropical Colombian jungle.

What it's REALLY like to visit the Chernobyl disaster site: Happy tourists climb into rusting bumper cars, sit at desks in decaying classrooms and pose in front of the stricken nuclear plant

Chernobyl tourists pose for photos in front of eerie sites in Pripyat, Ukraine

Thanks to its eerie ruins, the abandoned Ukrainian city of Pripyat has become a popular attraction for those with a morbid curiosity - but some visitors could be accused of being insensitive. On a recent visit organised by a tour group (inset), tourists smiled as they posed for snaps in front of the Chernobyl power plant (left) and were allowed to sit in bumper cars (bottom right) or at children's desks and climb into the shallow end of an empty pool (top right). Dozens of people were killed and thousands more were eventually diagnosed with cancer after a reactor exploded and spewed radiation in April 1986.

Has the Loch Ness Monster moved to London? Mysterious footage captures unknown creature swimming in the Thames

Has the Loch Ness Monster moved to London?

It's known for inhabiting the murky waters of Loch Ness. But mysterious footage shows that the famous creature may have taken a bit of a holiday to London. The video was shot while Youtube user Penn Plate was travelling on the Emirates Air Line cable cars near Greenwich and shows the creature (circled) surfacing from the water before disappearing back into the river.

Who is telling the truth? Fathers of world first 'triplings' are to blame for mountain of debt, say Mexican surrogacy agency they accused of scamming them

Kiwis David and Nicky Beard are in the middle of a legal storm concerning the world's first triplings. Now, the surrogacy service has blasted them for making their own financial problems.

How do you top an oligarch's multi-million pound wedding? By flying to London for a private concert from Sir Elton John and Beyonce of course! 

Billionaire's son Said Gutseriev, 28, married 20-year-old student Khadija Uzhakhovs in Moscow this weekend, and now the party is continuing in London, according to reports.

Could your NAME help you live longer? People with racially distinctive names found to 'live a year longer' 

Americans with traditional black names such as Elijah and Moses are likely to outlive their counterparts, according to research by Michigan State University. Many of the names are Biblical.